Alan Tormey. Or, Alan S. Tormey, if you prefer. What an exciting opportunity! I must confess that I'm really looking forward to the books.

Well, that certainly would be a memorable game. I presume that if a side had a 2:1 formation card advantage that that is meant to represent some real and significant disparity between the two forces and/or that the scenario would balance in some other way such as terrain such as better terrain...

Besides the cultural and political points the seneffe1 made very well, I'd also say that, culturally, 1985 is something of a watershed moment in terms of popular culture's relationship with the military. Rambo came out in '85 and opened the floodgates for those classic mid-to-late 80s military...

Got it. Thanks, again.

Thanks for the reply. Sorry, but I do need a little more clarification. So, let's say I start the scenario with 2 off-board HE strikes, 2 artillery smoke, and 1 artillery mine. So the rule is that, one time per scenario, I can use any 2 of those 5 and the rest become unavailable. Is that correct?

Hi, Rule 14.2 (p. 73) says "An Off-Board Artillery Strike can be used only once per scenario." I don't understand this sentence. There is an artillery counter track but rule 7.5 (p. 42) says that "A formation may now attempt to use a maximum of two Off-Board Artillery Strikes," not to mention...